A previous post discussed the creation of the V-2 rocket ... the end of Germany’s space program. It would take until 1978 before a German citizen reached space aboard a Soviet rocket, and ...

This article originally appeared on Sheboygan Press: Nazi rocket scientists ... a 1952 Press clipping that if Germany had two more years on development of a V-2 rocket bomb, the outcome of ...

As the prospects for Germany during the Second ... a five volume written report on the V-2 rocket, the British Army Kinematograph Service produced “The German A.4 Rocket”, a 40 minute film ...

The German company Polaris Spaceplanes has signed an agreement with the Bundeswehr to design a fully functional two-stage hypersonic vehicle. A new testing center will also be established on the ...

The German V-2 A4 rocket, launched off the Baltic coast ... As the Americans advanced into a collapsing Nazi Germany during World War II, they also gained access to many of these rockets.

Man-made meteorites will be carried aloft in an Army version of the German V-2 rockets, it was announced by Dr. Fred L. Whipple, of the Harvard College Observatory today. These rockets will be ...

Launched from Nazi-occupied Europe ... the Baltic coast of Germany. By 1942 they had successfully test-launched a flying bomb (the V-1) and a supersonic missile (the V-2). Hitler believed these ...

A German V2 rocket from World War II has been found nose down in the mud flats at Harwich Harbour in the east coast of England. Royal Navy divers said it was buried vertically with about 1.5m of ...